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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
3
A tangle of town items, including detentions, jail refits, fish season dates, rail excursions, real estate sales, and local visitors. Mentions a Grand Opera House remodel, a bank judgment, an excursion to Baltimore, and numerous short society items from Ogden.
June 13 report says a $140,045 debt demand approved by the State Council alarms the public, who fear a military venture in Morocco and seek to preempt embarrassment. The government clarifies the plan is to protect Spanish interests rather than provoke unrest.
Fovie, June V. Taw formally installed as president of the privy council of Japan today, succeeding Penra Ito. The ceremony took place at the palace with the emperor present. The rescript urged progress and unity, while pending appointments and future policies were discussed.
In Ogden police court G. F. Lancaster and A. L. Weearing face petty larceny charges. Robert Willanson and Thorning plead not guilty to disturbing the peace, with Willanson later bound over and Thorning fined if he fails to appear. Obey Gexan and F. A. Smith pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined five dollars for five days each. Walter Tieeman pleaded not guilty to vagrancy and was held on bonds. Newman was fined five dollars for leaving his team unattended.
A military transport moved nearly forty care base through Osden to three sections en route from San Francisco to Fort Havenell Wyoming. The Ninth United States Cavalry carried colored soldiers returning from a two year stint in the Philippines. The commissioned officer corps included white officers, one who appeared darker than the Springs equal and a Went Point graduate with an excellent class and veteran record.
E J Kiesel and Fred J Kise both battled severe pneumonia due to a cold contracted in Weber Canyon. Doctors considered Melford’s anti pneumonia serum as a treatment while consultations with Salt Lake physicians and European experts were reported, with hopes of improvement and a telegraph update on both patients.
Marriage notices list Robert A Middleton and Mira J Marah of Ogden Utah James I Covert and Sarah Pingor of Oxford Ohio Moore of Evansville Indiana and Grace Hell of Teaver Edward Sorensen of Garland Utah and Margaret Walker of Syracuse Davis County Utah with multiple couples noted in a fragmented OCR slice.
An easier deal home listing describes a nearly new bungalow with 7 rooms, two baths, pantry, basement, flat water heater, and interior details. Terms flexible. Inquire W. H. Neortieg at 2508 Fowler Ave for more information.
A state investigation into the Biale Industrial School began this morning as Governor Bory appointed committees arrived. The board includes Superintendent A. C. Nelson, District Attorney Nathan J. Hardla, Judge Gowans, Salt Lake officers, and local church and education figures. Charges against Supt Thomas were reduced to written statements and will be examined in order, with a two day or longer schedule anticipated.
M Smith, district property clerk of the Forest Service, Ogden, returned from Washington with assurances of a government printing establishment plus a rubber stamp factory. The plan would create an emergency printing facility serving six forest districts and connected with the Forest Service, not denying local contracts but expanding central government printing. The move is seen as a hopeful sign for Ogden, signaling potential as a western headquarters and branch facilities for government printing needs.
In Repo Nevada, Grover Cleveland itil a former Humboldt County clerk, shot himself in his hotel room after a domestic dispute with his wife over a revolver. He spent the night in a quarrel and, after a failed attempt by his wife to intervene, died from the self-inflicted wound.
Henry Te nishet travels from Salt Lake to Ogden with a missing foreman of the Southern Pacific machine shop who woke in a dazed state with no memory of work or past life for about five years. Doctors and friends hope a special investigation may help revive his lost years while he remains under support.
The visiting team drew a large crowd of local supporters as DRCCMER Girls played in a track meet influenced by neighboring teams. The event highlighted the team’s performance amid fan interest and potential coaching changes, with the energy centered on the race and crowd reaction.
Elks observe Flag Day with decorated rooms and a public program at the Elks hall tonight. The event includes star spangled names, musical interludes, and a tribute to the flag featuring speakers and a caped theme. Guests are invited to a formal display and flag salutes.
A fragmented report notes Korea planning a bank with a 10 008 yen capitalization tied to ongoing annexation struggles. The piece cites government involvement and Japanese backing amid regional political shifts, with unclear timelines and locations.
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